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Fenix TK40 High Performance Cree LED Flashlight, Maximum 630 Lumens | 
| Brand: FENIX
Category: Sports
List Price: $195.00
Buy New: $137.99
as of 11/7/2009 21:32 CST details
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Seller: Amazon.com
Rating:  10 reviews
Sales Rank: 866
Color: Black
Batteries: 8
Batteries Included: No
Size: 8- Inch
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.6
Dimensions (in): 8.2 x 2.4 x 2.4
MPN: TK40
Model: TK40
EAN: 6942870300467
ASIN: B0020XF0JQ
Shipping: Eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Uses eight 1.5V AA batteries (not included) and maintains excellent constant brightness with two output modes: 8 output types,including Turbo output which can be used whenever high-powered light is needed, exploration, search & rescue, long-range ID | | • | Cree MC-E LED
2 modes with 8 types of output -4 types of primary output: Turbo (630 Lumens, 2Hrs), Low (13 Lumens, 150Hrs), Mid (93 Lumens, 20Hrs), High (277 Lumens, 6.8Hrs) -4 types of strobe: Strobe, Slow flash, SOS, Fast flash |
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Product Description
ATTRIBUTES Batteries Included: No Bulb: LED CREE MC-E Four-Core Burn Time: 1/4.50/11/130 Hours Carry System: Shoulder Strap Finish: Type III Hard Anodized Material: Aluminum Output (lumens): 630/277/93/13 Overall Length (inches): 8.19 Power Source: AA x 8 Special Features: Glass Lens U-Shaped End 2 Spare O-Rings Rubber Switch Boot Submersible: IPX-8 Standard Switch: Tail Cap On/Off/Turbo/High/Mid/Low/4 Strobes
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 10
 a bit disappointed October 18, 2009
Alexander N. Li (Gilbert, AZ)
6 out of 7 found this review helpful
I own three other Fenix flashlights costing from $30-$70 and was very happy with the products. After reading all the 5 stars review for this flash light, I decided to get one for myself. I have to say that I am a bit disappointed considering that this flashlight cost approx $135. I am not saying this is a bad flashlight. From the construction and the feel of it, it is a very well made flashlight. I am just saying that this is not what I expected for an expensive flash light. The light was "yellowish" with a small projected area. The intensity of the light drop off quickly even at max output. In term of power, my 6 D cell magna light can outshine this flashlight any time, and it it not limit to 15 mins of beam time due to over heating. For tactical purpose, there are better and smaller and cheaper flashlights where the focus and be adjusted. If you can afford an expensive "toy" for fun in small size, this one will do. But if you are looking for value, don't border with this flashlight.
Great Light Good Provider September 30, 2009
Michael K. O'connor
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Light as advertised and shipped in factory new condition in timely fashion (considering I picked free ground which is slower).
Great light great shipper.
My 1st Fenix Flashlight. September 25, 2009
Just James (West Virginia)
0 out of 3 found this review helpful
Great Flashlight my friends were amazed by it. They all wanted one for themselves. I us mine for night walks on dark trail in the woods, oh and when I get a group together for Man hunt... Ohhh the strobe light, they didn't no what to do but to stop running or they'll fall down or trip. Overall a great light for anything.
New to Fenix September 11, 2009
Ky Le (wichita, ks USA)
3 out of 4 found this review helpful
I thought I lost my flashlight(aurora 1.5w LED 2xAA 42lumens.) so I decided to see what was new in the LED flashlight world(found aurora later on heh). I didn't know that a lot of LED flashlights run on CR123A and didn't want to buy one that uses it. I was really looking for maybe a D or C cell flashlight, amazed that this thing uses 8xAA. AA batteries are not bad though, AA's are pretty much everywhere. I will never use alkaline batteries in the TK40 because I am afraid the alkaline batteries would leak and that would be the suck. NiMH has a thicker case, so has lower chance of leakage, plus why would anyone use alkaline batteries anyway. I tried to get some Eneloop from Walmart but they didn't have it, I currently using Duracell NiMH with a Ansmann Energy 16 Charger. Each of my AA cell is 2650mAh x 8 = 21200mAh using 2 D-cell batteries with 10000mAh would have been easier then 8xAA batteries.
What I don't like about this flashlight is that turbo mode is limited to 15mins(according to manual) because of overheating(but it probably be ok if it really cold). I like the heat sink on it and heat is what is limiting LED flashlight. Maybe the next generation of LED flash light will be liquid cooled. This is a good flashlight for the money. The Fenix is rising!
My third Fenix and I love it. August 9, 2009
B. Coombs (Dayton, IN USA)
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
Got this for my birthday. I love Fenix lights. Its just big enough that it is not convenient to carry around all day long like my other two lights, but I knew that going in. I don't know what else to say that had not already been mentioned. I know this is petty but I feel a light this size should have the button on the side of the body up by the lamp. Pressing the button on the back with a light this big means the hold is just a little awkward to me. There is nothing wrong with this light to warrant less than 5 stars though. The shoulder strap is not really something I want to use and it is a little too big for a belt clip but I put the included loop lanyard thing on the end of the light and put a carabiner on there anyways.
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